COACHING AS MODELING
What’s the relationships between Coaching and Modeling?
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What’s the relationships between Coaching and Modeling?
There are lots of variables that play into the experience of being resilient as noted in the last post.
I’m taking a break from my Self-Actualisation series in this reflection.
“I have a score; I am not my score; I’m more than my score, and most important— I need my score!”
Resilience is about bounce.
A couple of months ago, in a collaborative practice, Javier Vargas, who is a Neuro-Semantics Trainer, co-trained with me the Inside-Out Wealth Creation Program in Queretaro, the…
The first is the discipline of focus— deciding on a wildly important goal.
A distinguishing feature of Neuro-Semantics, one that has no correspondence to any other Association in the field of NLP, is that we openly provide training manuals to trainers.
There are three magic words that conveys the inner spirit of resilience.
As a coach, one of your highest and most dominating goals and attitude should be to enable your clients to execute their goals and plans and to succeed in achieving their dreams.
I have recently stepped up to a leadership position at work and have therefore had the opportunity to attend lots of corporate trainings by none Neuro-Semantic "Trainers".
When I first thought about the state of resilience in 1990, I assumed it was a primary state.
There are some sessions that you just cannot coach.
What’s the best way to undermine your training results?
What do you call it when you get knocked down and you just get right back up?
“Should you let just anyone attend APG or NLP?”
A common question for NLP people when first learning the Meta-States Model is, “Isn’t this very similar to the collapsing of anchors?”
When I present Coaching and especially Meta-Coaching, I strongly emphasize that Coaching is not hypnosis.
While the Meta-States Model was birthed in 1994 and recognized in the field of NLP in 1995 by the International Association of NLP Trainers as “the most significant model developed…
I never thought of doing it this way!
In 1799 the Rosetta Stone was discovered by accident by Napoleon’s armies.
Two years ago, Andrei Pligin, NLP Trainer in Moscow and founder of the Moscow NLP Center, asked me if I could put together a training on productivity.
I have been wanting to do a workshop on Politics, Political Coaching, and/or Political Change Processes.
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